Airpel Rotor Blade Self-Cleaning Filters

Airpel Rotor Blade Self-Cleaning Filters

It is suitable for all liquids particularly those of high viscosity such as chocolate or generally those of high value.

Features of the Airpel Rotor Blade Self-Cleaning Filters

• Fully automated or manual operation.
• Filtration level down to 25 micron.
• Stainless steel 316 construction.
• Simple maintenance. No uncoupling of motor or dump valve to gain access to the screen.
• Unique screw down cleaning action driving debris toward the sump of the filter
• No build up of debris within the filter mechanism.
• Perforated or slotted screen with stainless steel or plastic blades.
• Minimal losses from system. Maximum pressure 14 bar g at 100°C.
• Maximum temperature 260°C dependant on seal material.

Typical Applications of the Airpel Rotor Blade Self-Cleaning Filters

• Adhesives
• Chemicals
• Chocolate
• Inks
• Lacquers
• Paints, stains and varnishes

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It is suitable for all liquids particularly those of high viscosity such as chocolate or generally those of high value.

Features of the Airpel Rotor Blade Self-Cleaning Filters

• Fully automated or manual operation.
• Filtration level down to 25 micron.
• Stainless steel 316 construction.
• Simple maintenance. No uncoupling of motor or dump valve to gain access to the screen.
• Unique screw down cleaning action driving debris toward the sump of the filter
• No build up of debris within the filter mechanism.
• Perforated or slotted screen with stainless steel or plastic blades.
• Minimal losses from system. Maximum pressure 14 bar g at 100°C.
• Maximum temperature 260°C dependant on seal material.

Typical Applications of the Airpel Rotor Blade Self-Cleaning Filters

• Adhesives
• Chemicals
• Chocolate
• Inks
• Lacquers
• Paints, stains and varnishes

Read less...

To contact Absolute Filters about Airpel Rotor Blade Self-Cleaning Filters use Get A Quote.